نتایج جستجو برای: middle eocene

تعداد نتایج: 158502  

2013
Delphine Angst Eric Buffetaut Christophe Lécuyer Romain Amiot

BACKGROUND Phorusrhacidae was a clade including middle-sized to giant terrestrial carnivorous birds, known mainly from the Cenozoic of South America, but also occurring in the Plio-Pleistocene of North America and the Eocene of Africa. Previous reports of small phorusrhacids in the Paleogene of Europe have been dismissed as based on non-phorusrhacid material. METHODOLOGY we have re-examined s...

Journal: :Proceedings. Biological sciences 2014
Juha J Saarinen Alison G Boyer James H Brown Daniel P Costa S K Morgan Ernest Alistair R Evans Mikael Fortelius John L Gittleman Marcus J Hamilton Larisa E Harding Kari Lintulaakso S Kathleen Lyons Jordan G Okie Richard M Sibly Patrick R Stephens Jessica Theodor Mark D Uhen Felisa A Smith

There is accumulating evidence that macroevolutionary patterns of mammal evolution during the Cenozoic follow similar trajectories on different continents. This would suggest that such patterns are strongly determined by global abiotic factors, such as climate, or by basic eco-evolutionary processes such as filling of niches by specialization. The similarity of pattern would be expected to exte...

2017
Friðgeir Grímsson Paschalia Kapli Christa-Charlotte Hofmann Reinhard Zetter Guido W Grimm

BACKGROUND We revisit the palaeopalynological record of Loranthaceae, using pollen ornamentation to discriminate lineages and to test molecular dating estimates for the diversification of major lineages. METHODS Fossil Loranthaceae pollen from the Eocene and Oligocene are analysed and documented using scanning-electron microscopy. These fossils were associated with molecular-defined clades an...

2013
Martin Košťák John W. M. Jagt Robert P. Speijer Peter Stassen Etienne Steurbaut

New coleoid cephalopods, assignable to the order Sepiida, are recorded from the Selandian/Thanetian boundary interval (Middle to Upper Paleocene transition, c. 59.2 Ma) along the southeastern margin (Toshka Lakes) of the Western Desert in Egypt. The two genera recognised, Aegyptosaepia n. gen. and ?Anomalosaepia Weaver and Ciampaglio, are placed in the families Belosaepiidae and ?Anomalosaepiid...

2012
Michelle L. Sauther Frank P. Cuozzo

The comparative method is central to interpretations of Eocene primate palaeobiology. This method rests upon a thorough study of analogous living forms. With a rapidly increasing knowledge of such forms, most notably the Malagasy lemurs, our ability to advance the study of Eocene primate ecology, biology and behaviour far exceeds that of even just a few years ago. Here we present such a compari...

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